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e officewas rented.fo.ue
t�f'tbe
secretary-fieidman and 'for
ilia Iaalding ofsmall -hreetings,';At
flare recent meeting of the office.
oixlaiiittee;itxas decided' to snake
'sew -
NEV
another move. This -time.
, offa
cee
.
,,Pace.: has been'taken in. 'tho. new
hnton ComnuT"% Cxedit ;build
yj,The. ,Federation Ian een
.clo ..associ tad �t
h,th e Credit
'Union since,
a
t•o ned in-the:Fed:Fed:
erafron Office. me- Lve` Years ago..
Bath ¢re.waxkiTg:far the -better.-
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ter
Tent of the, c4�1XIk2Ait3and it
seems only'- right, that, they 'should.
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RECEIVE FIEE GIFTSEACI SATRDA
M ;. Miss set• '�'T s :.Er b '
.ASpecial Feature During:Fei;in'ary Ohl.
AIways plenty of
-� secl` Appliances, Fumes; and. Oil Barriersn•
an stock
Lowest Possible.. P r. ces
DRIV1; .� LITTLEJh'E1,
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dJBURN CONGREGATION.,.'
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SUCCESSFUL
U ider.the leaderslip" �°: VT -the znin-
ser the
R
ev t
ltz the• con'
gregation . uf: I1agx ;-United Church,
Auburn,.en`oY asiiceesaful year,
both s ' `t a
lra u 1 and i
calx •a'
lY >n . an s
� Y:
•.idenee
ev d ' r
an •:;the e , rts. ,given' at
the .a'
alual Congregationalppoo
xi ' .
calla
meeting,
g.
Th Rev
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e 11: S. a Hiltz .took charge
e
end d
dfMet e a devotional al
period
and a short 'imemoxiaiservioa for.
those who had 'passed "on during fhe=
year. The present •; church nieni-
bership is' 281: •
'The 'Stewards' report was .pres-
ented by • Miss E. Match with to-
tal receipts. --of $4,206:99, .Mr, E.
Taylors ,report for the Missionary
and Maintenance,.sbowed that $1,-
108.48 had
1,108.48::had been sent`;'to the treas.
urer .of which the .Sabbath School
donated :$89,47 and the junior, con:
remain in • close contact. Th
Credit•Vuitan.here iS= an---anazin
r:.'success • story" and.'. -we hope: i
"will continue';to'prosper in 'its' fin.
new. 'home.
fteeentl. we, -have been'bea 'in
Y x g
,a, good deal v.bout contract
•' ng:' • As a- result I have •been ,.look
in over s'orne brei
ler broler'and hog -con -
,tracts... i
on,tracts,':1 think we -need to realize
-that the c_ornpanies are really only
interested• -in `selling: feed' at a;;pro-
fit. -- Secondi eve
y, ry `;contract
have 'seen ensures a profitable bus-
ness in; feed sales3 ybut takes , no,
responsibility. for ,.any-:. loss• `that
xnight"':develop'in, the enterprise., •
When a farther signs a ,broiler
or hog ;;contrac,t he should..re'alize
-that niaiiy parts of• •-the industry
will ma:ke,_. a-. profit uicluding' the.
farther: But if the,,,price- drops
drastically, .one alone' suffers.: t1Te'
loss, namely, :the fanner
In considerm a' `contract -see tar
at that=you,haue; control. of the qual-,
ity of the pig 'and the quality of
the' feed- On.: these,, two points
some farmers :have suffered.losses.
"on contract 'feeding'--"
• It, has• been- announced that a
'pipeline:': is :going to.1)6,-installed
fY'om Stratford 'AO Goderich ,short
-
5,;,': To, .the fanners w -leo- will be
affected; I urge you to 'read'. the
easement contract completely and
be sure,,,you knotiv you -Pare calls=
Tied,before you sign. If in doubt,
don't'sign :._Take' time' to get all
the litfor.matian you want.
Secondly, in the case of the one-
pipeline,:now in the .county,; I. have
yet to. find a farmer with easement
or„dainage contract of ,;, any '•. kind.
l'wo have showttme a:paper whieh-
they thenght was a_eotitract, but•
this paper, I'm sure, is -Of no• value
,I to ,the. fart er•
e
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a
$S
The Sabbath School . closed; 'the
year --with an average ` da'
g anon auce
of
•'
The
'Wo a
,s :
. M a s
aona
xy
Society' exceeded the 'allc tiou and
sent
4,
C • to
the branch
re
as
u
rer(and with the WA me bers ent a'
vluabIe_bae
I`
of u res for v -
seas relief... The ;Mission Ma a Band
�6 6
7.2t
-groups-sent $ .o theeasitt'ez'
48 pounds of clothig. for oversea'
relief 'and -two. 7- 'and' arce f:
school supplies,:to, a :xaissionary in
?Korea. There are 35- enrolled in'
the, %Baby. Band. The' WA -reported_
a ---balance yin 'Tan 4d of 6.42.
'The -'three groups of the Junior
Congregation .reported an enrol-.
merit of::94
'The reports from the :other. /ar-
ioias 'organizations • showed : encour,.
aging progress -during tine, year.
Miss E.,� Ntutch Was;:'_re-sleeted
cliureh 'treasurer, M. R'; Jackson,
c ureh sec a ar
li t -and E ' T-
x. a ler•
Y,
Y ,•
M 14I treasurer. The •election;of
other,;officers•resulted as foLaws:
Elder, `� Wagner; Board of Stew
Craig,' J.
Wilson, ,E, Lapp, :E Mills, L. Arch
ainbatdt. R -Ar ri trong,:K
. Arthur,
S McCiinebey, ••• R• k iniiigan, ?. J.
Heinbly;:N. Wiglitman;,E. East, R.
A'r: r
„_thu and'E; Durran ,-.''Four 'ush-
er.s were' added to the .preseiit list?
F., Cunningham, "A. Webster .-• W.
Anderson;', D: Young, with P. Yung-
blut
e'
r placmg ' G_ . -Scott; auditors,
K,. • Arthur and A. Spiegelberg.
A, large • addition has been made
to, the church -to flake • care of -the
needsof.the growing Sunday Sehool
and Junior- Congregation, to 'the'
extent of ::$2939 2.7 with; a :bank_
balancerofA $12164; •A new oil fur
nage is in the •process of';=being in
stalled; to be in use' early in 19$8.
HARLOCK
Mr.' and Mrs. John McEwing at-
tevnded. the At -Horne. held 'at the
Stratford : Teachers' ' College :on
Miss Beth', McEwing is. practise'
_teaching -in; Kitchener this• `week:
•
Church services iii Burns'.Church
were cancelled on Sunday,--- Owing
to bad weather conditions.
The Young People's Union of
Burns and.Lideshor will hold a
cr'okinoleparty, on.:Friday, Feb:.14,
in ' Londesboro: Constance,, On;
Mario-Str-get of Cli�rton;, azid' Wesley-
•Willis--of-fclinton,—are--invited. The
regular. meeting cif' -the YPTJ - will
be held on Sunday' Feb 16
s
ren
TAL
,FUNERALS
WVESI.,E.Y V. JEFFERSON
Wesley V, .Jefferson died at tlig
Braeside `Nursing Horne, '14titcheli
Wednesday, He was 85,
Bornin.Hbbaxt townshi
onNav
1$, w ,,a 5 so o
.the ate
dohn JeffeySon. and :Mary .
Nixon.
hi 1901 he
married Ma'r WOOL.
FuBarton township,, who prede-
ceased
re e -ceased
"him sin 19443 • _
f •
Ire•- farmed c e s "i`
xza d in �u k. x m th town
s i` a -.the
li eof m nd
p, .tE o
,viile•on the Kipp n -Bead,. retiring
to Mitcbel1:12 years. ago.:,: He was:
a- member .of 'Main -St,: United
Church, Mitchell..
He is, survived by one son, Nor,
Ulan, of Tor nto
:
a , .two daughters,
z.
312rs; Lawrence :`(IIasol) Cedeke-,
Elmhurst, ' zll and Mrs. Alfred
(Elia) Mitchell,. Windsor-•one;"cis
ter,;•Mrs Bertie q•McCutciieon, Chi -
cage, •Ill., and- five grandehildrenli.
'The body -rested at the Lockhart'
lxuneral. Hone, Mitbchell;'Where the
'funeral•- ervice;,was held, Saturday
at 2 m Burial
was in Woodland
d
c met Mitchell '
� erv, Rev: 'J Rob'
er att',offi is
t W .officiated.
•
Howick'
Council
;A. regular meeting of ; I3owicl';
Township Council was -held. in Clerk:
Harold Poll ck'
o s office with all
members. -present.'and. Reeve Ar
thur,-Gibsn• in e c
were passeod'- to ththe ntii;ohair.n 'SoilGrants and
CroprImprovement,•Association for.
$25 and to the . Salvation 'Army for
$15.
,Ivan Haskins was appointed re-
pres`.entative;:; on the • Saiigeen Val.
ley .Conservation Authority. The:
group decided to j`din the Ontario.
Associations °of Rural 1VIvsiieipali
ties. ,-"Aliproval by the Department:
of Highways, is`. being sought to`
transfer 1lotmettts`:-for the 1957
road. appropriations. Tenders are to 'be 2 called for
gravel,—warble. fly spraying ;and 'in-
spector for -warble ffly spraying
The collector's roll' as returned to
the treasurer. was -accepted_ ....The,,
treasurer was instructed not to, col-
lect the 1957:ta)es "as: per thg, pre-
seated fist-. TIse `county 'trgasurer:
was °asked .to write off the ;1955.and;
1946 -takes of Wm.= Pike`andi inter
est.
Council did not eoneur-with the
Canadian Pacific 'Railway, -Com
parry and: their -proposal to remove
agehts- from Fordwich and -'Wroxe-
ter. _
li ew-Apponthuent--:
grant of-_$500=alas-given—to
Wroxeter Community; Centre Board
and -the resignation of 'Lorne Ma=
dib . from the -.Howl k'` T{5wnship re,
Creation commTttee,iva$ac-
cepted, Richard. McLaughlin was
-app_amted wtcl=fill .rhe �_vacaneY: ,
The 'road' superintendent• and:
1erk- were instructed tot - prepare
he 1958 road': appropriation bylaw,:.
Bylavus passed• 'covered• ..the an-
ointment 'of
n-ointment'of an assessor, 'the set-,
ting 'of. 'officers' salaries and the
icensing 'of :dogs.
Road accounts
the following
eneral: accounts were •.ordered
paid: County of Huron, hospitaliz-
ation, $172.25;, ; supplementary'• as-
istance, $2775; Post Sanatorium
Care,.:relief; `$50; fox bounty $47;
art Newvell; sheep killed and darn.:
aged",' < $50 John pinsmore, _. i.ie
tock valuating $8, Gestetner Ltd '
applies, $77;$7 •, Mutiteap41 World,
applies $7.34; D: 'H. Miles, 'grant,
25; Association wRur'al 14Iuilicriiali
ies,•,mernbership, $10; .W. E; Whit
field, part salary, $60; r H;.' Poh
oqk, part salary, $100.; R, H Car-
on Son, welfare,;' acct,, $14.30;
L. Dobson, welfare. acct. $19.26;
W. Heimpel,: 'welfare : acct.y'
Walkcj; welfare acct
Marriner, ',welfare:. acct.,-, $17-.30;:
H, °Howe, . welfare. acct., $15,28
Arthur Gibson, welfare . adminis
rater;; $36.40;-;' Wingham Ad -Vance.
ROYAI: • :G!
_GOLD _SE'kL
IETTI
16 -OZ.
PKGS.
ty, N
giegf
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LT: HOUSE
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7 /_=OZ.
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BEEIUVL,
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HORTKULTURAL
S
NAME ,
OFFICERS
Mrs W, K :B 11 was electees
prosadlbit.of Brussels "and fistriet
1•IoxtidnMural:
$ecie
tY
, ...for
• anoi
therterat the annual 'meeting the'
1pibra
rY ,
b
ase en
-B ss
e
Zs
The''
Rrecadent cand ct the businese„
with :a
m. e
.-largo
-at
tenda'
nco et.- both
th
M'nr san,Hdrwo41dmeSnene
' rt d
Pa efor
the ,south' end of the village and
Mrs. R B.
;-
C
ouslns1
for tae
.'nartr
end` co cer 'ng "the 'fl wer,':•beds
v4hich' had` ben'.."plan ed ' on. the
.streets. V
cry attractive •beds . Pf
summer flow•ers'were-.cared.,fo , at
the ;north, south and east entrances
to the village;,.J1bwer , boxes were
bededlac d e' bridge, and several.
s p e. at different parts: of
Mlle tovin.:
In her .financial, sfaternent,; l4Ir
Kenneth Shurrie reported ever $100
spent on civic • improvement, and
thee, value of';plants distributed ,'in
h district of°.$289.40.
Officers 'for.t e;`so
cetY
were'
elected and ,,Clifford Epps,. Clinton,
director for the Ontario. Horticul
titral+ ,'Society.: for bistrict :•No; - $ _
installed ,then-: They: are: , ';presi
dent •
,. Mrs. W. H. Bell;„vice.-pre'si=�'
dents, Mrs. Earl•Cudniore' andMrs;'
Harald_ Kerney_,. secretary, treasur
er•Mrs,-, Ella`,'; ',Shuttle , S auditor,:
Mrs. "Florence M` h' °'
Directors fer .one year are 'Mrs.;
R B.°'Cousins, Mrs, D.• A. Rahn°
Mrs: William Evans, 'Mrs,
Stephens and Mrs. Robert Gem-
$ell; far two years, Mrs. Russell:
ar rows, Mrs :Nelson' Reid, ,Mrs:
George', Love,; all of Walton;'Ira.
Jelin McDonald. and Mrs: Florence'
A
Michel sel
of Bruss ' ' .. t le
pPo Deg gates
Mrs:'Ella
Nelson;: Reid, ofWalton, were,ap
;pointeddelegates to- he Horticul->
Mural Convention • in,Hamiltdn on
March';2 and 14.
SQCI[1Y
BRUSSELS
IN BR :
SELS
Ktppy�
e n.Ea st
Pians'Meeting :
Depen East women's Institute
will hold their` February .meeting'
on Wednesday, Feb. • 19, at-2-'p:m:
Hostess is•Mrs Alex, McGregor,
and Mrs. John Sinclair co -hostess.
Roll call will be answered by do's
and don'ts for safety.,
Fire phief -J.'„ F. Scott Seaforth;
'Will be;::guest.apealcer. 4lrs.. Chas,-
a+se;will give demon"stratidn aff
Mrs j -a -u e -s , jug fon ,i7Paper
on accidents • "Mrs. Edgar ••Butt is
in charge of t'he music, The "his=
of''
_tory_ : the .Alex_,M'eGregor farm
will be given: •,
In charge of flinch -are Mrs. Ken
McKay,' TM s TArthur varlay,^'Mrs '
`Ross 'Broadfoot' and Mrs.
Mellis, . .
I1tIIt111tlttttl1111tillintiallatanttnan
FLANNEY
LEANERS
L
�✓ Fi NG ;.
PRESSING
RES X
For -
ick ndelivery
U a d
FIa� e . CI an r
n es.
Y
s
Main,St
:f
feet
Serf®
-. H ;E ' -
I,' O $7
Congratulations' :were extended'
to 17, A. Ranh ayho received first
prize , hi
s.> f s colored h "::-
'
f
.
P
one section o "£ his i b
P Its oni
e a be
g d,in
a
contest conducted, d cte
q bye n.
d the O
t rio _Horticultural altar
ti al S ci
a e . e.:
A.tY�, S V.
er'
1 members a
'£ the P h secret ex-
pressed
Y
:willirigness to' hel su 1
P- pY«
p
an
y of the four churches of tha ,va1�.
la
ge with flowers
of .they are need-
Clifford
eed •
d .
C
r
hffo d E- . .
s addre
P sled the
meeting :' n the care
._ ... g • P . a e .and culture
of flowers, and showed his series
of colored slides Qf flowers . and
floWer;a e
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SEAFORTH
• Community • Centre
Friday, ;Feb: t' 14th
Wilbee's_ Orchestra`::
Aasidees ;Seaferth W.I.
Cards at 8::30‘ Admission 75c
` Student:S..50 Cents
LUNCH PROVIDED
HOT;BEEF'
Valentine
-BUTT-
1 '
BUTT
1' onsolette 11AWAR
BRILLIANT 21" PICTURE: TRUE: SOUN
E QUISITE DESIGN
'MODELS AS LOW. A$
$17-7. • PAYME
EASY,TERIVIS: '
REMEMBER! The you buys- only as _
good as the 'service you "get:
SEVERAL GOOD. USED ;TELEVISION SETS
At Sensationally Low Prices
Times, advert'sing by-laws $56,44,. 'U Y.I ' ; i- i . 14t•
,•
Northside• LTluted Ch>�Irch
SEAFORTH',
Adulfs $1,00 Children under 12, 40c'
,Sponsored by-Geflteral'WA:
Howick Branc .-No ,•307 wrea
$22'.50; •Wroxeter Community: ire., grant, $50d; Haskins; askins; hos-
pital.Beardnieetmg,::-$5, Salvation
Army, 'grant,"$15; "RCern
Co
nnittee grant,: $50, road account
transfer, $4,149.73.
Mils, • 5. to' 7 'o'clock
hone 70-2:
DUBLI
•
BETTY CROGKER : `:
SO;
"OGILVIE -COCD
2 -LB.
.-.4,....
40 -OZ.
o • `..'PKG.
CUA'; DELIGHT 7c Off -
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The nurse is'saving regularly
fora vacation trip, `
Thefather is saving` tr the things
a growing child will need
4'
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A ELBOW
C,
i6.OZ.
-rti'rrry iv •,
�I1s.
Delicious
APPLES
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At,
PTATOES ;
ICA.
11N.0
Q ` I5 -oz. Tins
Package ICA
• of 25 . SALAD•DRESSING - 16 -oz, . ar
Salto Solid
V�$ITE TUNA
'Kellogg's:.
ALL BRAN
TGA-Faiicy.
APPLESAUCE- 2 15 -oz. Tins
Graft•
CHEEZ WHIZ le -oz. Jar
Libby's
SPAGHETTI
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LIBBY'S
UERKRAiT
25.OZ
TINS
BUINS'
' KEAs•
SHORTEN' 3c°.(IFF
1 -Pound
Carton.,
BONEUSS' ROLTN'D
STEAK ROA;
BONELESS
.11UP ROA5
SAUSAGE
TABLimprk
FRANKS
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.Nurse .and .-father both agree that -some things
are too important to leave to chance. So,,
like most Canadians, each uses a chartered batdc
for planned saving, making regular deposits ' • ,
to accomplish a definite ptirpfose
Yourownsavings pian ogay.;te•a short -ter, •.
•
modest one - maybe a vacation trip, or new
drapes for the living room. Or your goal
ntdy 1 e, long;range, like providing mate
"seotii`ity; greater comfort—and-independence
for you and your family.
7F;ut w y' c4
hatever'use o find4for the money you -
save,: you'll always be glad you saved it!
Save at a bank millions do!
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D �i1,NKS "SEI V1NG �f4��11t,',COMM�iNIT`V